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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1916
Page
3
Alabama Troops Parade Tomorrow led by Col Crenshaw
About 1000 troops from the Second Alabama Infantry arrive in Tucson after a hike from Nogales and will parade tomorrow afternoon. The march starts at 2 30 pm from the camp on Twenty second Street, heading north on Third Avenue to Seventeenth Street then west to Stone Avenue and back to the camp. The force includes 12 infantry companies a machine gun company a supply ambulance and sanitary units with Col Allen Crenshaw in command and Lt Paul Branson Majors Seals Weston McClung Surgeon Billings and Capt Crowell among staff. The Chamber of Commerce hosts officers and accommodations arranged for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Nogales
Twenty-second Street
Alien Crenshaw
Third Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Stone Avenue
Con- Brees Street
Allen Crenshaw
Paul 0 Branson
Carl Seals
W. M. Weston
P. J. McClung
Sam Billings
John W. Crowell
Julian Smith
W. 8. Faulkner
Chamber of Commerce
MCA
Spanish Americans Enjoy Banquet and Legal Debate
The report describes a banquet attended by Spanish Americans and mentions Professor Charles Tully and others involved in community events. It notes visitors and a focus on goodwill activities as well as a legal discussion in Washington about the eight hour law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supremé Court
Tucson Protest Petition Against Redlight District Formation
A Tucson meeting led by Rev A Hinkhoret and ministers calls on the city council to reverse ordinances regulating the redlight district. The audience signed over 160 petitions urging legal steps to abolish the district after January 1. Committees were formed to circulate the petition and organize a mass meeting when the document is presented to council. Brown’s revival sermons and a subsequent offering supported Rev Brown and his family as he plans to return to Siloam Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Brown
Tucson
A. Hinkhoret
Congregational Church
Frown
Frank Lockwood
University of
Yunei
Rev. Binkboret
Ministers Association
Ourey
Epietdar
Brown
Steeple
Sadierce
Sileoam Springs
Arkansas
Stre
Salary hike in appropriation bill for low paid workers
Washington December 11. The legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill reported to the house carries a one cent increase for employees earning less than 1200 dollars a year and five percent for those between 1200 and 600. The raise, the first in about 56 years, would apply only to the next fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Inquiry on newsprint prices set for public hearing
Washington December 13 The Federal Trade Commission will hold a public hearing here to examine factors driving newsprint costs. Testimony will cover contract prices costs profits and supply demand trends with expected witnesses from International Paper Co and trade associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
BP. T. Dodge
The
International Paper Co
Cahoon Jr
Rh. W. Hacks
Minnesota and Ontario Power Company
George H Mead
Dayton, O
J. J. Carey
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
George W. Merbie
Kansas Publishers
0. Lindeey Jr
Philadelphia Paper Trade Association
Wo Nidgensy
National Paper Trade Association
A Morgan Heads Arizona Shriners
A Morgan of Willias presided over the Arizona Shriners meeting with officers Mathew of Jeraner and Tweed of Phoenins named to key posts. The gathering included reported remarks on the program and adjournment after formal readings and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inier
Arigona
Zerteem
Fabio
Morgan
Willeas
B. Mathew
Jeraner
Molett
Pheenis
Orbental
Feeeney
Wss
Gert
Eeeht
PLUMBERS DELICE AD OFFERS ROMANTIC GIFTS
An odd ad lists a selection of products under a confusing header. It promotes gifts described as ideal Christmas options, mentioning direct reservation sales and reasonable prices. The text references a company and product lines without clear context or full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentine Neeajo Rouge
F. Konetadt Co
Supreme Court affirms Lovato conviction in Taos killing
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of Benito Lovato of Taos New Mexico for the 1969 murder of Juan Trujillo. Lovato who was sentenced to seven to ten years in prison challenged alleged trial irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benito Lovato
Taos
N. M
Juan Trujillo
Supreme Court
Lovato
Beaten to Death: Fellow Worker Suspect Held in Murder
Evanston Wisconsin man Howard Pauster jailed on forgery charge connected to the murder of C. G. Citak of OgdRE. Police hold Pauster as a suspect in the fatal beating of a coworker.</s>
Fragmentary Note Describes Motive For Stalled Investigation
Readable scraps show a focus on a halted inquiry and possible motives. No clear names or dates emerge, leaving the core issue unresolved and pending further clarification.
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